Amy Brunner

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Location: Eastern Ohio, but with very strong Pittsburgh-area roots. Always available for look-ups & archival consulting (physical storage, digitization, metadata).


Things to Know:

  • All transfer requests will be considered, except for the following surnames: Brunner, Grosjean, Kinzler, Hall, Dailey, Rees. Those are most definitely my family. If you believe that you are more closely related to a particular relative & would like the transfer, please contact me to discuss it.
  • Edits are greatly appreciated. Edits with sources doubly so. "Edits" in flowers will be ignored at best & result in a terse reply email at worst.
  • Photos posted by me were taken by me, unless captioned otherwise. All rights are reserved by the original photographers.
  • I do not list surviving relatives' names from obituaries, unless there is a reasonable assumption that those individuals are now deceased. For example, an obituary from 1970 will list all survivors, but one from 2000 may only include parents or spouses. This is in accordance with Find A Grave Guidelines. (https://support.findagrave.com/s/article/Memorial-Information#_What_information_can)

Location: Eastern Ohio, but with very strong Pittsburgh-area roots. Always available for look-ups & archival consulting (physical storage, digitization, metadata).


Things to Know:

  • All transfer requests will be considered, except for the following surnames: Brunner, Grosjean, Kinzler, Hall, Dailey, Rees. Those are most definitely my family. If you believe that you are more closely related to a particular relative & would like the transfer, please contact me to discuss it.
  • Edits are greatly appreciated. Edits with sources doubly so. "Edits" in flowers will be ignored at best & result in a terse reply email at worst.
  • Photos posted by me were taken by me, unless captioned otherwise. All rights are reserved by the original photographers.
  • I do not list surviving relatives' names from obituaries, unless there is a reasonable assumption that those individuals are now deceased. For example, an obituary from 1970 will list all survivors, but one from 2000 may only include parents or spouses. This is in accordance with Find A Grave Guidelines. (https://support.findagrave.com/s/article/Memorial-Information#_What_information_can)
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